NBA 2K15 Gameplay Video From Gamescom - Day 2

[eko718]

Re: NBA 2K15 Gameplay Video From Gamescom - Day 2

Nah bro.
That was a and is definite travel.
They just never called it ANY 2k until just now
Look at where Duncan started and where he ended up after the second turn around. He was at the foul line and ended by the 3.
Thats that 2K cheese sauce...
Example - it a player online is not close enough to the 3 they'll just pivot until the get behind it for sure....

In the game the player slid because the user did too many pivots...
Check it again bro...

I do see that the pivot might have slid... otherwise it shouldn't be a travel. But the issue with that is that it seemed happenstance...unless its by design that multiple pivots will result in a travel? If that's the case, it would be silly if every time you did more than one pivot it resulted in a travel. I'm thinking it's just the build... I don't see how that would be an advantageous cheese.

[JBulls]

Re: NBA 2K15 Gameplay Video From Gamescom - Day 2

I wish they would fix the character model's biceps, way too skinny

[Gramps91]

I really like the movement overall and the presentation is looks great as well. Looks pretty good to me.

[24ct]

Re: NBA 2K15 Gameplay Video From Gamescom - Day 2

I do see that the pivot might have slid... otherwise it shouldn't be a travel. But the issue with that is that it seemed happenstance...unless its by design that multiple pivots will result in a travel? If that's the case, it would be silly if every time you did more than one pivot it resulted in a travel. I'm thinking it's just the build... I don't see how that would be an advantageous cheese.

It's not just more than one pivot in real life.

In video games tho, the player is going to slide, so it should be called a travel if he moves...Maybe not every accident, but if it's user input then they should have someway to detect that and I think they do now.

Regardless, what I'm saying is Tim Duncan traveled. If he did that in real life the ref would have called travel. Thing is Tim Duncan has good footwork so he would never do make those pivots in real life. Lol

Cheese or no cheese I've always said that's a travel in the game and I've seen people do it in the park and in quick games. It seems that problem is solved.

I'm all for more sim and less arcade stuff, so I'm hype about this, lol...

[jayman504]

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That Napier layup was beautiful. It seems players adjust their layups more realistically now and on the fly.

I liked that fact that he pumped faked...then proceeded to drive the lane

[eko718]

Re: NBA 2K15 Gameplay Video From Gamescom - Day 2

It's not just more than one pivot in real life.

In video games tho, the player is going to slide, so it should be called a travel if he moves...Maybe not every accident, but if it's user input then they should have someway to detect that and I think they do now.

Regardless, what I'm saying is Tim Duncan traveled. If he did that in real life the ref would have called travel. Thing is Tim Duncan has good footwork so he would never do make those pivots in real life. Lol

Cheese or no cheese I've always said that's a travel in the game and I've seen people do it in the park and in quick games. It seems that problem is solved.

I'm all for more sim and less arcade stuff, so I'm hype about this, lol...

I agree that is a travel and it's cool to me as long as its not completely random. My thing is, is there something the user did specifically to cause that? Does it always happen if you pivot more than once(I hope not because its a legit move)? Because if just happens when it happens how do you prevent it from happening? I am questioning the control here, not so much the realism.

[Da_Czar]

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Never understood the marketing logic with these game companies. The only people watching these videos are the most hardcore fans that are going to pick it apart.

Wouldn't 3 minutes of video of Beluba playing the demo help promote the game more than grainy cell phone footage of some hack using Tim Duncan like Stephen Curry?

I keep pitching this idea fam.Simultaneous to Gamescon on just before it release a few possessions of a dev playing the game for comparison sakes. LOL. PLEASE!!

[BA2929]

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I haven't watched the video yet, but since 90% of the comments are just "that dude sucks at the game!" I'm assuming it looks promising.

[eko718]

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I wish they would fix the character model's biceps, way too skinny

Agreed. If this build is any indication, it doesn't seem they struck the right chord with that yet. They need to go back to having several types of frames for players, particularly a normal build for guys who are neither skinny or especially muscular.

[Da_Czar]

Re: NBA 2K15 Gameplay Video From Gamescom - Day 2

Two open three with Duncan? OMG

Maybe he thought, the taller a player is the closer he is to the basket from long distance ? LOL

[DaWolf]

Re: NBA 2K15 Gameplay Video From Gamescom - Day 2

Maybe he thought, the taller a player is the closer he is to the basket from long distance ? LOL

Actually makes sense

[Goffs]

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I liked that fact that he pumped faked...then proceeded to drive the lane

See I asked this earlier....I don't recall the CPU pump faking then driving in....has that ever happened before? I probably just didn't pay attention....

[2_headedmonster]

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yea it has...at least with my roster

[I Djm]

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I hated seeing that his help defense on that pick was nowhere to be found. Thats a problem all it does is keep you out the way while giving them free runs at the basket

[made in eu]

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some guy's impressions

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bax4Qs9XPBY